>I've read quite a few Supreme Court cases and I'm willing to bet that
>many of the opinions have a complex literary history, starting with
>the winning laywer's brief that is converted into the law clerk's
>first draft which was edited and reworked by the justice and modified
>after comments.
>
That may be true... but the question is, do you think that you could
reconstruct the actual documents (to say nothing of the interveaning
recensions) with any degree of accuracy along with the "theology" of the
original pieces working just from the final product?
Rod
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Rodney J. Decker, Asst. Prof./NT Baptist Bible Seminary
rdecker@bbc.edu Clarks Summit, PA
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